Sentence examples for every semblance from inspiring English sources

All prepared--every emotion, every semblance of excitement--was smothered--only a calm, thoughtful seriousness appeared in the eyes that were lately so wild.

Those who fear poverty, look it straight in the eye at the end of every month, face a constant battle to avoid it or slip in and out of it while struggling to retain every semblance of middle-class stability.

"My big fear was missing out on having a family because being 44 in 15 years I would've lost the person I wanted to marry, lost my career, the people I love, and every semblance of joy and success I've had would be totally obliterated by this 15 years of darkness.

Composed of committed gay and lesbian partners, attending club outings and dances at members' apartments, offered every semblance of respectability.

Thus, a good leader is one who is able to divorce themselves from their role – upon assuming their mantle as leader, they should be able to become non-human, losing every semblance of personal emotion humans normally have.  .

We all know by now that we need the human angle to connect, we need to feel ourselves on the front lines to truly empathize and Derki's footage sticks our noses right into the personal toll on the "rebels", the martyrs who have given up every semblance of daily life to fight this unseemingly endless battle.

Across the Channel, France's willingness to ditch every last semblance of the mixture of audacity and ruthlessness for which they were once loved has led them into a mire of scuffling anonymity.

Maybe we will find that out at Friday's question-and-answer session but Woodward has apparently been describing the Argentinian to colleagues as "this year's Nicolás Gaitán" – in reference to the Benfica midfielder, who is linked to United every summer without a semblance of truth in it.

Work was a welcome distraction, and again, I jumped into it every morning for my semblance of sanity and normalcy.

Busyness, real or its semblance, permeates in every direction of carpeted corridor.

Suspended by a harness around his chest, he kept his body stiffly straight, his head in line, forcing his feet to touch the wall with a semblance of gravitational pull on every slow, moonwalking step.